Lavenia "Vee" Chambers memorial service program, 2007
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Title
Lavenia "Vee" Chambers memorial service program, 2007
Description
Program for memorial service for Lavenia "Vee" Chambers, born 4 January 1908, died 6 June 2007.
Born Mary Lavenia Lambert (1908-2007) in Ironton, Ohio, "Vee" Chambers came to Hobe Sound in 1929 with her husband, Teddy Roosevelt Chambers (1902-1978), an electrician and owner of Chambers Electric. She was very active in her community, serving in several charitable organizations at various times, including serving on the Martin County School Board, several boards associated with Indian River Community College, board of the Elliott Museum, and as president of Stuart Business and Professional Women's Club.
Born Mary Lavenia Lambert (1908-2007) in Ironton, Ohio, "Vee" Chambers came to Hobe Sound in 1929 with her husband, Teddy Roosevelt Chambers (1902-1978), an electrician and owner of Chambers Electric. She was very active in her community, serving in several charitable organizations at various times, including serving on the Martin County School Board, several boards associated with Indian River Community College, board of the Elliott Museum, and as president of Stuart Business and Professional Women's Club.
Source
Scan gift of Sandra Thurlow.
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Format
Color document; 5.4x8.4 inches
Language
English
Type
Still image
Identifier
Thurlow-2023-021-015a
2023.021
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Original Format
Photographic print
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Citation
“Lavenia "Vee" Chambers memorial service program, 2007,” Martin Digital History, accessed October 5, 2026, https://www.martindigitalhistory.org/items/show/2588.